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Ben Lowndes promoted to regional managing director at Social as it continues to grow

November 12, 2020
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Ben Lowndes promoted to regional managing director at Social as it continues to grow

Integrated communications agency Social has promoted Ben Lowndes to managing director of its South West business following another year of growth for its Bristol office and its wider group of companies. The move comes as the agency completes another year of profitable growth during which its turnover has risen to...

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New non-executive chairman at Hydrock as it looks ahead to further growth

November 12, 2020
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New non-executive chairman at Hydrock as it looks ahead to further growth

Hydrock, the Bristol-based multi-disciplinary engineering, energy and sustainability consultancy, has appointed former KPMG partner Ronnie McCombe as its non-executive chairman. Ronnie, pictured, will work with Hydrock’s board to drive forward the next stage of the company’s growth, drawing on his wide experience of working with innovative and fast-growth companies...

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Bristol Business Blog: Malindi Myers, regional agent, Bank of England. How we are providing further support for the economy

November 12, 2020
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Bristol Business Blog: Malindi Myers, regional agent, Bank of England. How we are providing further support for the economy

The Covid pandemic has reduced levels of economic activity across the UK this year. Households and businesses have generally been spending and investing less than they were before the pandemic struck.  This fall in spending and investment risks significant job losses as many businesses face much lower demand for...

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‘Superhero’ award for furloughed surveyor who stepped up to help elderly people during first lockdown

November 11, 2020
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‘Superhero’ award for furloughed surveyor who stepped up to help elderly people during first lockdown

A Bristol-based surveyor has been presented with a national award for the helping the community in a retirement village during the first Covid-19 lockdown. Rob Adams, who works in the hotels valuation team at global real estate advisor Colliers International’s Bristol office, was named as a ‘Superhero’ at the...

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Leading Bristol organisations join forces to accelerate action on climate change

November 10, 2020
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Leading Bristol organisations join forces to accelerate action on climate change

Bristol businesses are being urged to join a new group which launched today to help make the city carbon neutral within 10 years by sharing experiences and best practice. Fifteen leading organisations from across the city have already signed to become members of the Climate Leaders Group, ranging from...

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Council’s Covid marshals’ role in helping businesses welcomed by Chamber of Commerce

November 6, 2020
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Council’s Covid marshals’ role in helping businesses welcomed by Chamber of Commerce

Chamber of Commerce has said it welcomes the introduction of Covid marshals in the city to advise businesses on their responsibilities during the second national lockdown. Bristol City Council has said it plans to have at least 16 marshals operating around the city in an initiative announced before the...

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Multi-million council programme to help Bristol become carbon neutral by 2030

November 6, 2020
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Multi-million council programme to help Bristol become carbon neutral by 2030

Businesses will be advised on how they can help Bristol achieve its ambitious target of being a carbon neutral city by 2030 as part of a £4m, three-year programme approved by the city council’s cabinet this week. The financial package will fund a combined Climate and Ecological Emergency Programme....

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Chance for firms to influence the type of homes, jobs and transport that will shape the region’s future

November 6, 2020
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Chance for firms to influence the type of homes, jobs and transport that will shape the region’s future

Bristol businesses are being invited to have their say on the type of homes, employment sites and vital transport links that will be needed by the West of England over the next 20 years. The West of England Combined Authority is seeking comments to help it shape its Spatial...

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Government U-turn over end of furlough scheme welcomed by business groups

November 5, 2020
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Government U-turn over end of furlough scheme welcomed by business groups

Business West, the region’s largest business organisation, has welcomed the latest extension to the governments’ furlough scheme, but urged Chancellor Rishi Sunak to come up longer-term measures to protect firms. Mr Sunak, pictured, this afternoon announced the furlough scheme would now run until the end of March, with the...

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Unique partnership helping make Bristol greener and fairer hits 1,000 membership mark

November 5, 2020
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Unique partnership helping make Bristol greener and fairer hits 1,000 membership mark

Bristol Green Capital Partnership, which was founded in 2007 with just 12 organisations, has passed the 1,000-member mark – demonstrating, it says, the city’s ambition to become greener, fairer and more resilient. Already thought to be the largest partnership of its kind in the world, the unique network brings...

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Bristol Airport looks to greener post-Covid future with plans for bigger public transport hub

November 4, 2020
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Bristol Airport looks to greener post-Covid future with plans for bigger public transport hub

Passengers arriving at Bristol Airport by public transport could benefit from a multi-million pound improvement scheme submitted to North Somerset Council for planning approval. Despite the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the airport, its bosses have brought forward plans for a Public Transport Interchange (PTI) facility next...

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Business West fears ‘shattering’ impact of government’s second, month-long lockdown

November 2, 2020
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Business West fears ‘shattering’ impact of government’s second, month-long lockdown

The latest lockdown measures will be devastating to many Bristol firms despite their best efforts to make themselves Covid-safe, the region’s largest business organisation has warned. Most businesses were forced to close yesterday as the country entered its second lockdown, with staff being urged to work from home where...

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Council’s Covid marshals could visit business premises to ‘offer guidance’ as cases rise again

October 30, 2020
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Council’s Covid marshals could visit business premises to ‘offer guidance’ as cases rise again

Bristol businesses suspected of flouting measures aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus could be visited by a new team of Covid Secure Marshals being set up by the city council. The council said it is to have “at least 16” of the marshals operating around the city...

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